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I love the title "Big LLMs" because it means that we are now making a distinction between big LLMs and minute LLMs and maybe medium LLMs. I'd like to propose the we call them "Tall LLMs", "Grande LLMs", and "Venti LLMs" just to be precise.
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LLM, LLM 2.0, LLM 3.0, Mini LLM, Micro LLM, LLM C.
LLM 95, LLM 98, LLM Millennium Edition, LLM NT, LLM XP, LLM 2000, LLM 7 I really appreciated the way they managed to come up with a new naming scheme each time, usually used exactly once.
(Obviously ∞ is for the actual singularity, and ℵ₁ is the thing after that).
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And so what would the point be of anyone actually posting on the internet if no one actually visits the sites because large corps have essentially stolen and monetized the whole thing. And I'm sure they have or will have the ability to influence the responses so you only see what they want you to see.
That's the next step after algorithmic content feeds - algorithmic/generated comment sections. Imagine seeing an entirely different conversation happening just to get you to buy a product. A product like Coca-Cola. Imagine scrolling through a comment section that feels tailor-made to your tastes, seamlessly guiding you to an ice-cold Coca-Cola. You see people reminiscing about their best summer memories—each one feat…
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Why not LLLM for large LLM’s and SLLM for small LLM’s, assuming there is no middle ground
M, LM, LLM, LLLM, L3M, L4M. Gotta leave room for future expansion.
LLM 3.0, LLM 3.1 Gen 1, LLM 3.2 Gen 1, LLM 3.1, LLM 3.1 Gen 2, LLM 3.2 Gen 2, LLM 3.2, LLM 3.2 Gen 2x2, LLM 4, etc...
I love the title "Big LLMs" because it means that we are now making a distinction between big LLMs and minute LLMs and maybe medium LLMs. I'd like to propose the we call them "Tall LLMs", "Grande LLMs", and "Venti LLMs" just to be precise.
I love the title "Big LLMs" because it means that we are now making a distinction between big LLMs and minute LLMs and maybe medium LLMs. I'd like to propose the we call them "Tall LLMs", "Grande LLMs", and "Venti LLMs" just to be precise.
It's like saying Automated ATM. Whoever wrote it barely knows what the acronym means.
This whole article feels like written by someone who doesn't understand the subject matter at all
“We should regard the Internet Archive as one of the most valuable pieces of modern history; instead, many companies and entities make the chances of the Archive to survive, and accumulate what otherwise will be lost, harder and harder. I understand that the Archive headquarters are located in what used to be a church: well, there is no better way to think of it than as a sacred place.” Amen. There is an active effor…
Anyone who takes even an hour to audit anything about the Internet Archive will soon come to a very sad conclusion. The physical assets are stored in the blast radius of an oil refinery. They don't have air conditioning. Take the tour and they tell you the site runs slower on hot days. Great mission, but atrociously managed. Under attack for a number of reasons, mostly absurd. But a few are painfully valid.
I love the title "Big LLMs" because it means that we are now making a distinction between big LLMs and minute LLMs and maybe medium LLMs. I'd like to propose the we call them "Tall LLMs", "Grande LLMs", and "Venti LLMs" just to be precise.
Name them like clothing sizes: XXLLM, XLLM, LLM, MLM, SLM, XSLM XXSLM.
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can we have tiny LLM that can run on smartphone now
Apple Intelligence has an LLM that runs locally on the iPhone (15 Pro and up). But the quality of Apple Intelligence shows us what happens when you use a tiny ultra-low-wattage LLM. There’s a whole subreddit dedicated to its notable fails: https://www.reddit.com/r/AppleIntelligenceFail/top/?t=all One example of this is “Sorry I was very drunk and went home and crashed straight into bed” being summarized by Apple Inte…
Personally, I think the summaries of alerts is incredibly useful. But my expectation of accuracy for a 20 word summary of multiple 20-30 word summaries is tempered by the reality that’s there’s gonna be issues given the lack of context. The point of the summary is to help me determine if I should read the alerts.
LLMs break down when we try to make them independent agents instead of advanced power tools. Alot of people enjoy navel gazing and hand waving about ethics, “safety” and bias… then proceed to do things with obvious issues in those areas.